U.S. officials look to Europe to learn how to make prison better

American prison officials are looking to European nations like Germany and Norway for a roadmap on how to design a prison that emphasizes rehabilitation and a successful return to life on the outside.

U.S. officials look to Europe to learn how to make prison better

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